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We prove that for infinite rank-one transformations satisfying a property called partial boundedness, the only commuting transformations are powers of the original transformation. This shows that a large class of infinite measure-preserving rank-one transformations with bounded cuts have trivial centralizers. We also characterize when partially bounded transformations are isomorphic to their inverse.
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We prove that the spaces of C1 symplectomorphisms and of C1 volume-preserving diffeomorphisms of connected manifolds both contain residual subsets of diffeomorphisms whose centralizers are trivial. (Les diffeomorphismes conservatifs C1-generiques ont un centralisateur trivial. Nous montrons que lespace des symplectomorphismes de classe C1 et lespace des diffeomomorphismes de classe C1 preservant une forme volume contiennent tous deux des sous-ensembles residuels de diffeomorphismes dont le centralisateur est trivial.)
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